Development

Terminal power-user kit

For developers who live in the terminal and want it to feel quicker. We started with the terminal and shell setup, then the small tools you'll use dozens of times a day, then full-screen interfaces for Git, Docker and files. Everything here is MIT-licensed except Warp, an AI terminal included as an alternative.

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   GhosttyOpen sourceA fast, cross-platform terminal emulator that works well with no configuration.★ 63.3k · MIT
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   Oh My ZshOpen sourceA framework for your zsh config, with plugins and themes ready to switch on.★ 190k · MIT
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   fzfOpen sourceFuzzy-find files, history and anything else you pipe into it.★ 83.9k · MIT
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   zoxideOpen sourceA smarter cd that jumps to the directories you use most.★ 40.4k · MIT
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   AtuinOpen sourceShell history in a searchable SQLite database, with encrypted sync across machines.★ 32.2k · MIT
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   zsh-autosuggestionsOpen sourceSuggests commands as you type, based on your history.★ 36.2k · MIT
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   lazygitOpen sourceA terminal UI for staging, committing, rebasing and resolving Git without memorising flags.★ 83.6k · MIT
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   deltaOpen sourceSyntax-highlighted diffs for git, grep and blame output.★ 32.6k · MIT
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   ZellijOpen sourceA terminal workspace and multiplexer with sensible built-in layouts.★ 35.9k · MIT
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    YaziOpen sourceA very fast terminal file manager with previews.★ 43.2k · MIT
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    Powerlevel10kOpen sourceA fast zsh theme with an interactive setup wizard.★ 55.3k · MIT
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    lazydockerOpen sourceManage Docker and Docker Compose from one terminal screen.★ 53.2k · MIT
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    cheat.shOpen sourceCommunity cheat sheets for commands, available straight from curl.★ 41.8k · MIT
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    WarpAI toolA modern terminal with built-in AI agents for running commands and debugging.Freemium